Color enhancement strategies and dehydration steps are used to preserve floral bouquets. Preservation methods can be used to salvage wedding day flowers, bereavement decor items, and other floral pieces that are symbolic of a special occasion.
A Preservation Service
A preservation service is used to showcase fresh-cut flowers that have been purchased from a florist. Wreaths, long stem roses, greenery clippings, and other organic products will be carefully assessed by a preserving agent. A person who is seeking a preservation process may want to capture the original display characteristics that their floral products possess.
Vases or baskets that were originally used to contain floral items can be used to create a custom display that will showcase the preserved items. Each petal that comprises a bloom will be handled with care. A service provider will take note of whether a floral item will need to be touched up. Touching up a product may involve adding a coloring agent to petals or stems that do not appear to be as fresh as they were when they were first purchased from a florist.
Trimming, Dehydration, And Display Processes
A preservation service agent can make some modifications to an existing display. For instance, if a large floral display was used to decorate a room where a married couple held their reception, the newlyweds may want to provide their wedding party or close family and friends with a floral memento. They can request that flowers are separated and trimmed. Then, they can select from some unique display options that will showcase single flowers or small groups of flowers.
A dehydration process is used to extract the water from the inside of a floral product. Afterward, a service provider will use a sealant to protect delicate petals and stems from drooping. The sealant will stiffen a floral product. Preserved floral products can be used to create wall art, tabletop curios, and centerpieces. Glass covers are often used to add a layer of protection to floral products. A glass material will prevent moisture or humidity from affecting the appearance of a preserved product.
A consumer can choose to have photographs or personal mementos added to a display case. All of the items that will be featured inside of a display case will be anchored to the inside of the case. After a glass cover is secured, a preserved floral product can safely be handled, without risking any damage to the floral items.
For more information, contact a local floral preservation service.
